Warren Manufactures Show Gas Use Not Worth the Cost
Warren manufacturers survey 24 plants detailing annual payrolls from $2,500 to $70,000 and 637 workers. Gas is used mainly for convenience, often costing as much as coal. several firms favor coal due to price. Exhibit claims Warren leads regional manufacturing with $322,000 paid yearly, though gas rates hinder new locators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Struthers, Wells & Co
E. T. Haseltine
L. D. Wetmore & Co
Warren Wooden Ware Works
H. A. Jamieson
Warren Mills Co
J.P. Johnson
A.J. Spinner
Bed Spring
Samuel Peterson
Warren Chair Company
Peterson
Tunstall & Thompson
Chur
James Clark
John Grindley
Cousins Bro
P. Subarmerhorn
Conewango Bridge
White
Warren In
Pitsburg
Ceadbuan
Pillsbur Warren
Pennsylvania
Dittsburg
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Rambling Town Letter on School Salary and Local Affairs
A Warren column surveys school salary questions, sidewalks, and town business. It critiques high principal pay versus regional standards, notes hospital wood costs, praises George Ball's store changes, and reports on electric light plans and local schooling statistics. It also attacks sidewalk enforcement debates and cites local industry and civic improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linver
Hiko
Warren
Betwen McKain
George Ball
George Orr
My. Orr
Natural Vas
Standard Oil Company
Philadelphia
Orr
Cursehoers
Sonth
West End
Robbery Ring Captured in Hear Lake Case
Special despatch reports the capture of two robbers, Fred Crosby and Michael Crow, accused of a systematic mail and checks theft totaling about $1,000 in Baar Lake Pennsylvania. Crosby confessed to cutting mail bags, burning letters and forged checks with Crow aiding. The men, in custody at Warren county jail, face charges of robbing the mail and forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowse Hospital
Baar Lake
Nelson
N.Y. P. & O. Railroad
Fred Crosby
Wre
Michael Crow
Teachwan
Crosby
Crow
Trassacions
Damestown Knitting Works
W. A H. Davinny
Corry National Bank
First National Bank
Warren County
Tragic Montreal Train Wreck Reported with Mass Casualties
A late 19th century dispatch details a catastrophic open-bridge train wreck near Montreal killing many and injuring scores. Survivors recount a fiery scene as cars plunged, burning bodies recognized by rescuers, with crowds visiting the wreck next day. Separate brief items note a suicide-tinged narcotic wagon explosion near Warren and local political resolutions in Spear Grove urging lower pay for county superintendent. Also mentions a clairvoyant exam and violin strings advertised by Wyman & Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Keyes
Montreal
Bible Rock Gorge
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Ren Borough
Eorror Lepair
Rambler
Rouse Hospital
Rouse Poor Fund
Dorwin
Higgins
T. IL. Putnam
Russell, Pa
Lave
Miller
Regent
Glarendon
Standard
Wardwell
Clarendon
Priro
Thave
Centre
Rouse
L. G. Noyes
Telegraph
Warren Boy
Hear Lake
Onuwan
Atom
Steven Ray
Scear Grove
Spear Grove
Addres
BE. F. Burrerfce
Syracuse
N.Y
Wyman & Davis
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